I have a home server/NAS that I built from my retired p4 desktop. It's grown way bigger than what I built it for...might be time for an upgrade. Currently, it's got an internal 1TB Raid5 array with rsnapshot, OS is on a 20GB HDD (plan to move to redundant compactflash), and I run Bacula with a 9 bay LTO autoloader. I currently am running Ubuntu 8.10 LTS. I would like to multihome the box or use virtual IPs so that I can distinguish what's accessible by the LAN only and what's got firewall ports open to the world. Any suggestions? Recently upgraded the LAN to Gigabit ethernet. Wow! What a difference that makes if you push around lots of data. -Anderson Kevin Thomas wrote: > I was just curious as to whether anyone ran a Linux firewall at home > and/or a NAS? I've been running Smoothwall Express for a few years > now and I love it. It blocks all kinds of nastiness that I never even > knew I was being hit with when I was just behind my Netgear Wireless G > router. I also built a FreeNAS system and I love that as well > (although it's based on BSD Unix, not Linux). I was just wondering > what Linux pet projects others have or might be working on. > > Kevin > > - > To unsubscribe, send email to majordomo@silug.org with > "unsubscribe silug-discuss" in the body. -- +--------------------------------+ | Anderson Manly | | anderson@manlyfamily.net | | http://www.manlyfamily.net | +--------------------------------+
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